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Should we have an open bar? Should we use a credit card to cover wedding costs? Let’s discuss the best credit cards for wedding expenses and all the reasons to open one before you say ...

To make the most of your wedding dollars, pay with a credit card whenever possible. With the right card, you can earn travel rewards you can use toward your honeymoon or get cash back to help ...

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